The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-25

T. w. Poindexter Il Sons have new
adv. In this issue Of the rRlB.
One Of Morse's show windows is decor.
ated with "dead beet and the other with
tramp.
a number Of parties came down from
Butte and Glendale to witness Hardiup's
execution.
We understand that J.. e. Metlen will
soon begin the work OF adding another
story to his cottage, on Railroad avenue.
Marshal Jolly, Of Butte, came down
Wednesday and captured two colorcd boys
who ran away from home Sunday night.
The gallows on which Harding was
executed. was set up yesterday and tested
It worked to the satisfaction Of the officials.
J.F. Bishop sold to party in Glendale,
this week, 33 head Of beef cattle, for which
he received an average price Of $ss per
head.
B. +. White is going to build u 3s.ioot
brick addition to his building, adjoining,
Reinhardt's, on Montana street Work
was begun this morning.
A scare was caused to residents Of South
Montana street, Saturday night, by the re.
aection Of an Indian camp FIRE on the lum.
Der piles in the Dillon Lumber Co.'S yard
The w. c. T. U. meeting at the NJ. Z.
church, Sunday night, was we'll attended
Mrs. J. A. Nickum read an original poem,
and Mrs. J.. X. Sclway and Mrs. JAS Kirk.
patrick read essays.
We have received from the Territorial
Supt. OF instruction his official letter, and
copy OF the amended school law, with a
request to publish. As the two will occu.
py about three columns, we can't give It
this week.
A Warren (Minn.) attorney sent postal
card to this Office, requesting sample
copy" He Is "looking for suitable loca.
ton to open law Office" He didn', stick
any stamps to his postal. 50 We think he
didn't want a paper very badly.
Married, in St. James, church, March
3, BY the Rev. S. d. Hooker, John Henry
Longmaid, Of Helena, and Miss Caroline
Bumby, of Silver Star. The newly wed.
ded couple took the evening train for New
Mexico.
The Rens gold mine, at Argenta, has
been sold to st. Louis parties for $3o,ooo.
Its former owners were Miles, Lawrence
and Witter, who each owned q one.third
interest. The Rena is on the same vein
as the Golden Era, which was recently
sold.
The semi.annual meeting Of the Mon.
tana Stock Growers Association will be
held at Miles City, Montana, On Tuesday,
April ,oth, 1887, at 10 o'clock a. III. This
will be the spring meeting Of the a*socia.
ton, and much important besiness will
come before 1t tor consideration and action
A person receiving letter from tho
postoffice by mistake or finding one in the
street or elsewhere, can, under no pretense
break the seal without submitting himself
to a severe penalty. The endorsement
"opened by mistake" won't de. The pen
atty varies from fine not exceeding $500
to Imprisonment for ten years, provided
the letter is directed to someone else.
\ number Of our ladies in Anaconda are
at home to their friends on stated evenings
Of the week, and during the last few weeks
these evenings have become very popular.
The young folks, and in fact, all Of much
more mature years, are greatly benefited
thereby. We hope that these ladies vii
still continue in their good offices. s.--Ns71e.s
What is the reason Dillon ladies carno
follow suit;
1t is learned that the work ot replacing
the old ties with new ones, on the Utah \
Northern, has already commenced, ans
several work trains and an additional torc'
OF men will bs put on to hasten the work
Every other tic is to be Il new one OF 'I,'
standard length. The work OF incrcasin!
the width OF the grade has also commenced
and it is thought everything will be il
readiness for the widening OF the gauge o'
or about July ls..
Representative Brown, OF Bearerheat
county, is going up to FIathead lake in th'
spring, and is already interested in !as''
there. He expects to do some extensive
prospecting in the lake country the COMING
summer. Mr.. Brown has Il quartz min'
in Beavc.head county that is paying heav!